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Arranging Embroidery Designs (Layout & Editing)
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Moving stitch points
1.
Drag the selected stitch points to the new 
location.
Inserting stitch points and jump 
stitches
1.
Click a line between two stitch points to add a 
new point at that position.
Deleting stitch points
1.
Press the 
 key to delete the selected 
stitch point.
Converting a stitch pattern 
to blocks
Imported stitch data or patterns converted to stitch 
pattern can be converted into blocks (manual 
punching data), allowing you to change some of their 
sewing attributes and to scale individual colors while 
keeping their stitching quality.
1.
Select the stitch pattern.
2.
Click Sew, then Stitch to Block.
3.
Move the slider to select the desired 
sensitivity.
4.
Click OK.
→ The stitch pattern is converted to grouped 
manual punching data.
For details on grouping or ungrouping manual 
punching data or editing a part of grouped 
manual punching data, refer to “Grouping/
Ungrouping embroidery patterns” on page 55.
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Memo:
• Press the 
 and 
 keys.
The entry point of the first thread color 
is selected.
• Press the 
 and 
 keys.
The exit point of the last thread color 
is selected.
• Select at least one point in a given color, 
and then press the 
 key.
The entry point of the color is 
selected.
• Select at least one point in a given color, 
and then press the 
 key.
The exit point of the color is selected.
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Note
When selecting stitch points, be sure to click 
the stitch point (do not click a blank area of 
the Design Page), otherwise all of the 
selected points will be deselected.
b
Memo:
Stitch points are moved in the same way that 
embroidery pattern points are moved. 
However, if the arrow keys are used, each 
press moves the stitch point 0.1 mm 
(0.004 inch).
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b
Memo:
To insert a stitch point and change the 
previous line into a jump stitch, hold down the 
 and 
 keys while clicking on the 
line.
Ctrl
Home
Ctrl
End
Home
End
Ctrl
Shift
Delete
b
Memo:
If the end point of a jump stitch is deleted, that 
jump stitch segment is deleted and the 
stitches before and after the jump stitch are 
connected.
b
Memo:
The Normal setting should provide 
satisfactory results in most cases, but 
depending on the complexity of the pattern, 
you may need to select a setting more 
towards Coarse or Fine.
a
Note:
The Stitch to Block command cannot be 
used with some stitch pattern imported from 
embroidery cards.
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